Kevin Alexander Clark (born December 3, 1988) is an American musician and actor, from Highland Park, Illinois. Clark was introduced to acting at the age of fourteen, playing drummer Freddy Jones, in Paramount Pictures' School of Rock with Jack Black, in which the film opened at number one nationwide October 3, 2003. At the time, he was already an experienced drummer. He says he saw an ad that was looking for 9-11 year old drummers, and he...
Dewey hands Fred his assignment at the end of class. A big smile comes over h...
Backstage the kids remind Dewey of everything he taught them in the preceding...
The day after Dewey is exposed, the kids talk over the situation in class.
Lawrence and Fred are in Dewey's apartment. They wake him up. He looks out of...
Dewey selects the musicians for his band from his students.
On the second day of class, the kids are restless. Dewey sits at his desk wit...
Just before their turn to perform, they all put their hands together.
Dewey and the class place their hands over their hearts and recite.
Dewey is at the head of the class eating a sandwich given him by one of the s...
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